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Old-Fashion Cobblers

Marionberry Cobbler

26 oz
Serves 4-5 People
Marionberry Cobbler
Marionberry Cobbler
Marionberry Cobbler
Marionberry Cobbler
Marionberry Cobbler
Marionberry Cobbler
Cake Batter Recipe
Old-Fashion Cobblers

Marionberry Cobbler

26 oz
Serves 4-5 People

A beloved Northwest favorite! Earthy one-of-a-kind flavoring from the Marionberries layered on top an old-fashioned cake batter mix.

  • SUPPORTING LOCAL FARMERS
    SUPPORTING LOCAL FARMERS
  • 9 Simple Ingredients
    9 Simple Ingredients
  • Ready to Bake
    Ready to Bake
Why We’re Different
As good as grandma’s

Why We’re Different

ALWAYS
  • All natural ingredients
  • Fresh fruit from our farm and farmers we trust
  • Scratch-made crust
  • Sustainably grown, no-till wheat
  • A whole lotta love!
NEVER
  • GMO ingredients
  • Artificial flavors or fillers
  • Artificial preservatives
  • High fructose corn syrup
  • Hydrogenated oils 
Why We’re Different
  • Ingredients Info

    9 Simple Ingredients: Marionberries, Cane Sugar, Milk, Wheat Flour, Brown Sugar (Cane Sugar, Molasses), Butter (Cream, Salt), Baking Powder (Sodium Acid Pyrophosphate, Sodium Bicarbonate, Cornstarch, Monocalcium Phosphate), Sea Salt, Cinnamon.

    Contains: WHEAT, MILK.

  • Baking Instructions

  • FAQs
    Can I bake a Ready to Bake cobbler that is thawed in the refrigerator?

    Our Ready to Bake Cobblers are designed to bake from a frozen state. In order to get the best quality product, we recommend that you do not allow the cobbler to thaw before baking.

    Can I bake two cobblers at once?

    You can bake two cobblers at the same time. Simply preheat your oven to 400 degrees and bake for 10 minutes. After that, reduce the heat and follow the regular baking instructions as listed on the cobbler box. Since ovens may vary, you may want to take a peek at the product during the last 15-20 minutes of the baking process. You may want to cover the edges with foil if you notice they are getting too brown.

    How long can I keep a fresh baked pie or cobbler, or cream pie?

    For best quality, we recommend using our fruit pies and cobblers within 3 days, if kept at room temperature. Thawed cream pies should be kept in refrigeration and eaten within 4 days.

    Got more questions? Check out our full FAQ to see more or feel free to reach out to us anytime.

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Customer Reviews

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Susan Kelly
Totally awesome cobbler

This was so very delicious, just loved the taste and texture

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richard nester
best

cobbler i have had in my life

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Pie Lover
Delicious

I love Marionberry pies when they are good. (I've had some bad ones). Tried this one last night for the first time and loved it. There were 4 of us and we all thought it was great.
Definitely adding to my shopping list when I can find them. Pie Lover

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Ralph Newton
Wanted to love it

This is truly awful, as instructed, at 350 for and hour. I live in Oregon, and hoped for a local "As good as our wine, donuts and beer", gourmet offering. Not happening, there doesn't appear to be a "crust" of any kind other than a modicum of brown stuff on top and a "VERY" thin layer sticking to the aluminum baking pan underneath. What are you folks doing here?, Sadly inadequate, period